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Re: Messi
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March 7 2012, 9:31 PM
i've just turned over
7-0
is that a record at this stage of the competition? is 10-1 as an aggregate score too?
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Anonymous (Select Login papajay) TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR F.C
Re: Messi
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March 7 2012, 9:34 PM
if he evens considers the chelsea job he's insane
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Nah, Liverpool beat Besiktas 8-0 a few years back. May be one of the biggest aggs though.
I firmly believe, despite not yet winning a World Cup (in fairness he was in a weakened side for one and had a psycho manager for the other), he's the best to have put foot to ball.
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I don't think it's even important he hasn't won the World Cup. Far more people than me who are better placed to judge who the best ever is given I only seen the Maradona in USA 94 and the others considered up there are beyond my time but I just love watching him play football. Far better than anyone else in my time
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It's funny how many ex managers and coaches get shown up to be basically a bit thick when they're out of work and reduced to punditry and commentary. Makes you wonder how they ever lasted so long in the first place
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'there is no scientific measure of boisterousness, but surely city's followers broke the noise record for a semi final, keeping up a din that suggested no resentment at the choice of venue'
'The Glazers are businessmen, United is a very attractive business proposition'
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Considering the generation he's played in and the level he's consistently producing at, Messi is on track to be the greatest player of all time. He's still only 24 ffs.
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The generation he's playing in? The generation of the most over-protected, least physical, petulant bunch of nancies to every play the game, you mean? Not to mention the two-bob league he plays in.
Stick him in a team playing away to Stoke on a miserable Sunday afternoon and he'd shit himself.
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'there is no scientific measure of boisterousness, but surely city's followers broke the noise record for a semi final, keeping up a din that suggested no resentment at the choice of venue'
'The Glazers are businessmen, United is a very attractive business proposition'
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March 8 2012, 7:52 AM
Impossible to compare pele cos he never played in europe.
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Anonymous (Select Login papajay) TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR F.C
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March 8 2012, 6:50 PM
Apparently messi has scored more hat tricks this season than Torres or Carroll have scored goals
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Chairman the team who are currently fifth in this "two-bob league" are doing a damn sight better against Man Utd than Arsenal have done this season. Take your blinkers off, the Premier League isn't all that, and Arsenal are struggling to hold onto 4th in it.
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It's ridiculous to compare two one-off games in a European Cup competition with a 9 month long league campaign.
It's a tired debate but the mid-lower table PL teams are superior to those in La Liga. Unless you are blindly seduced by the 'exotic/glamorous' tag Serie A and La Liga teams seem to have.
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Are you trying to tell me Wigan are better than Sporting Gijon?
As for the "exotic/glamorous" tag La Liga supposedly has, I just like the football. Maybe you've swallowed the "most exciting league in the world" bullshit Sky constantly peddle. Or maybe you're just a little Englander.
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La Liga is bereft of defensive play and there's no physicality in the league. PL teams have to combine the best of both defensive and attacking play which makes for a much faster, more exciting game on average. A lot of the time watching La Liga games, especially not involving either of the top two, can be like watching paint dry. It's not often there's no entertainment in a PL game.
To not see that the PL is, if only even slightly, better than La Liga probably shows complacency or a lack of appreciation for what it really offers. Or you're a bitter Scotsman like SHP.
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PL is more exciting, but i'd rather watch two technically superior, less exciting teams than say, stoke v norwich. without doubt, i regularly watch La Liga at the weekend.
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"PL is more exciting, but i'd rather watch two technically superior, less exciting teams than say, stoke v norwich. without doubt, i regularly watch La Liga at the weekend"
I'm the total opposite. I really enjoy watching those kind of games, Stoke v Norwich for example, as much, if not more so, than the top 4, truth be told. There's a good bit of needle, and you can appreciate what it means to each set of fans, as you know the size of the clubs, what it means to them to win any particular game, be it to stay in the league, to avoid an embarrassing derby win, or because they are a 'bigger club' than the other. Give me something I can relate to over a league where I know nothing of the clubs any day of the week. For me that is what is great about the English game, the tribal nature, and the fact that even though you only support one club, you're intrigued to know every result from each club, because you can relate to each set of fans.
Haha chairman again finding basically any different opinion I hold as bitter. I would say its getting tired but since it seems evident you ain't got much else wire in.
I like loads of different leagues, premiership being just one. Bundesliga by far the most exciting imo
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"Haha chairman again finding basically any different opinion I hold as bitter. I would say its getting tired but since it seems evident you ain't got much else wire in."
Perhaps if you aren't bitter, you might want to reign in the shoehorning in at any opportunity of your derision of anyone that thinks the PL is the superior European league.
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'there is no scientific measure of boisterousness, but surely city's followers broke the noise record for a semi final, keeping up a din that suggested no resentment at the choice of venue'
'The Glazers are businessmen, United is a very attractive business proposition'
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Hahahahaha how woeful a comeback? I honestly think I have never read the Sun but just to play along which part of the Scottish Sun is apparently indicative with my views? I'm quite confident given my complete lack of interest in the right wing and celebrity nonsense I don't gather my opinions from there.
Braveheart? I pity your mates suffering your banter. The equivalent of 'your mum' which was barely acceptable when you were 7 year old.
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You are a jingoistic, frothy mouthed, English hating dullard. As evidencced by your love of the SNP in previous threads and your pathalogcial need to jump in and sneer whenever anyone praises the Engligh Premier League. You offer nothing other than childish, one line responses without actually contributing anything for discussion.
It seems that everyone, other than yourself, is painfully aware of the light aircraft sized chip on your shoulder other than yourself.
And the fact that you were so keen to laugh and cheer on the demise of Rangers pretty sums up what sort of 'football' fan you are. As is common in Glasgow.
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'there is no scientific measure of boisterousness, but surely city's followers broke the noise record for a semi final, keeping up a din that suggested no resentment at the choice of venue'
'The Glazers are businessmen, United is a very attractive business proposition'
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Re: Messi
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March 9 2012, 11:36 PM
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